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3 medical supply company workers sentenced to federal prison for PPE theft
In one of the largest known thefts of personal protective equipment, accounting for more than $470,000 worth of gloves, masks and gowns, a federal judge sentenced three men to 28 months in federal prison. -
10 systems seeking supply chain talent
Here are 10 health systems that have posted job listings for supply chain expertise in the last week: -
MultiCare to deliver medical supplies via drone
Tacoma, Wash.-based MultiCare Health System has partnered with drone delivery company Zipline to transport medical supplies to hospitals, labs and physician offices across the system. -
For $75M, Medtronic to team up with CathWorks on device promotion
Medical device manufacturer Medtronic is poised to invest $75 million to co-promote CathWorks' artificial intelligence device that diagnoses coronary artery disease and detects its physiologic effects. -
3 recent moves from Cardinal Health
Here are three recent moves Cardinal Health has made: -
Baby formula supply teeters at 70%: 3 shortage updates
Despite federal efforts to boost infant formula production, supply rates in five states dropped below 60 percent and the nationwide rate recently dipped 7 percentage points, Bloomberg reported July 8. -
Expert supply chain insight on planning your contingency stock strategy
Today the healthcare industry is facing many challenges with product availability, allocations and supply constraints. -
Blood banks grapple with summer slowdown amid historic blood crisis
With the impending summer dip in donors, blood centers across the U.S. face a tall hurdle during a national blood shortage. -
As monkeypox cases rise to 700, US orders 144K more vaccines
With the World Health Organization scrambling to reevaluate the outbreak and cases racking up in the U.S., the HHS ordered 144,000 monkeypox vaccines and said it plans to deploy the doses by July 11. -
10 systems seeking supply chain talent
Here are 10 health systems that have posted job listings for supply chain expertise in the last week: -
Contrast dye shortage will last until September, AHA leader says
The global shortage of iodinated contrast dye, which has forced hospitals to postpone CT scans and other imaging procedures since May, will last until the end of September, the American Hospital Association's senior director of supply chain told Becker's. -
FDA updates resiliency plan to address baby formula shortage
In response to one factory's shutdown and the resulting monthslong baby formula shortage, the FDA set its sights to import more infant formula from other countries with an updated guidance July 6. -
6 recent drug, device recalls
Here are six drug and device recalls that have been reported to the FDA since mid-June: -
Plastic shortage restricts medical device supply
Medical manufacturers warn the rising cost of raw materials such as plastic can hinder hospital supply, Bloomberg reported July 5. -
Monkeypox vaccine manufacturer plant is closed until late summer, straining supply
Bavarian Nordic is the nation's main supplier for the only FDA-approved monkeypox vaccine, Jynneos, but the company isn't running at full capacity, The New York Times reported July 1. -
10 systems seeking supply chain talent
Here are 10 health systems that have posted job listings for supply chain expertise in the last week: -
GE Healthcare recalls 4K ventilator batteries
GE Healthcare has recalled 4,222 Carescape R860 ventilator backup batteries in a class 1 recall, the most serious type, after discovering replacement batteries were unexpectedly running out of juice. -
13 supply chain leaders on priorities for the rest of 2022
With the COVID-19 pandemic straining medical supply chains for more than two years, operation experts are still grappling with daily disruptions. -
3 takes on supply disruptions, drug shortage timelines from Northeastern researcher
In an interview with Becker's, Boston-based Northeastern University mechanical and industrial engineering professor Jacqueline Griffin, PhD, shared some thoughts on why drug shortages have plagued the nation for years and ways to fix the supply chain. -
Cardinal Health launches program to ease preorders before flu season
Dublin, Ohio-based Cardinal Health will open an inventory reserve program designed to anticipate supply chain needs and better equip health systems and labs ahead of the flu season, according to a June 29 press release.
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